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If you die without a Will (intestate) the laws of intestacy come into force and dictate who will receive your possessions. For example, if you are single, your assets will be distributed equally in this order, to your living parents, brothers and sisters, living grandparents, living aunts and uncles and if none of the above are still living to the Crown. If you are married, or have entered into a civil partnership, do not assume that your partner will inherit everything– brothers, sisters and children may also be entitled. If you have made a Will in the past but since remarried, do not assume that your old Will is still valid. Upon re-marrying any existing Will you had will be rendered void and cannot be relied upon. If you are living as a couple (co-habitués), but have not married nor entered into a civil partnership, do not assume that your partner will receive all that you leave. The law may well treat you as a single person regarding the distribution of your assets and it is possible that your partner may receive nothing including your home together. If you are retired and made a Will some time ago do not assume that all the provisions made are still valid. Check that all beneficiaries are still alive and that specific gifts still exist. It is worth taking a few minutes if you have not made a Will or your circumstances have changed since you last made a Will so that you can ensure that your estate is divided AS YOU WISH. Extracted from the ‘Bramhall Spotlight’
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Closing Date
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June.Anything after that date will not be included. Heritage Group We have a waiting list for the holiday to Final payment is required at the meeting on August 9th. Forthcoming Day Visits: May 23rd Come and join us on a visit to Oakwell Hall, a 17th century Manor House near Batley, immortalised by Charlotte Bronte in her novel Shirley. We then go on to “The Last of the Summer Wine" Cost £13.50 June 27th Travel back in time on a vintage tram along a cobbled street and into the beautiful We round off the day with free time in Ashbourne. Cost £16.50 July 25th Our outing this month is to an impressive Elizabethan Manor House near We end the day with a visit to Oswaldtwistle mills where we can learn about 300 years of textile history and perhaps include some retail therapy. Cost to be advised later August 22nd Conwy. More details later. Margaret McDermott Crown Green Bowls A lunch has been booked at The Crown, Hawk Green, Menus will be available at the Bowling on Thursday 11th May, Ken Bentley |